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- 14th May 2026 · 07:54 PM
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Aqaba, Jordan
Aqaba Local Time: 09:09 || Exchange Rate: 1 USD = 0.72 JOD**
Aqaba, located in Jordan, is a mesmerizing destination that offers a blend of rich history and natural beauty. Nestled on the Red Sea coast, it boasts pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs, making it a paradise for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. Explore the ancient ruins of Ayla, the city's oldest settlement, or visit the impressive Aqaba Fortress that overlooks the city. Indulge in delicious Jordanian cuisine at local restaurants or shop for traditional handicrafts at the bustling markets. With its warm hospitality and breathtaking landscapes, Aqaba is a must-visit destination for any traveler.
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Weather in Aqaba
Current - Expect a day of partly cloudy with rain, Temp: 18.36oC
12-Month Climate Summary (Sun)
Top Aqaba Attractions
- 1. Aqaba Marine Park: This underwater nature reserve is a paradise for divers and snorkelers, with stunning coral reefs and a diverse marine life.
- 2. Aqaba Castle (Mamluk Castle): This medieval fortress offers panoramic views of the city and the Red Sea. It also houses the Aqaba Archaeological Museum, showcasing artifacts from various historical periods.
- 3. Wadi Rum: Located just outside of Aqaba, Wadi Rum is a vast desert landscape known for its stunning sandstone formations and red sand dunes. Visitors can explore the area on jeep tours, camel rides, or hiking excursions.
- 4. Aqaba Aquarium: This modern aquarium features a range of marine species, including sharks, stingrays, and colorful tropical fish. It offers an educational and interactive experience for visitors of all ages.
- 5. Aqaba City Center: The city center of Aqaba is a bustling area with a lively atmosphere. Here, you can explore local markets, enjoy delicious cuisine at restaurants and cafes, and shop for traditional Jordanian handicrafts and souvenirs.
Cost of Living in Aqaba
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1. Food
- Local restaurants $5 - $15 per meal
- Mid-range restaurants $15 - $30 per meal
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2. Drinks
- Soft drinks $1 - $2
- Bottled water $0.50 - $1
- Alcoholic beverages $3 - $10
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3. Daily Budget
- Budget traveler $20 - $40 per day
- Mid-range traveler $40 - $80 per day
Top Aqaba Souvenirs
- 1. Snorkeling gear rental $15 per day
- 2. Local spices and herbs $10 for a small pack
- 3. Souvenir items (e.g., keychains, magnets) $5 each
- 4. Traditional Jordanian clothing (e.g., kaftan) $25
- 5. Dining at a local restaurant $20 per meal
Visa & Travel Information for Aqaba
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1. Visa Requirements
- Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival.
- Some countries may require a visa in advance.
- Check specific requirements based on your nationality.
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2. Travel Requirements
- Valid passport (at least 6 months validity).
- Return ticket or onward travel.
- Proof of accommodation (hotel reservation).
- Sufficient funds for your stay.
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3. Health & Safety
- Check for any required vaccinations.
- Travel insurance is recommended.
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4. Local Regulations
- Respect local customs and laws.
- Familiarize yourself with local currency (Jordanian Dinar).
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